Currently, the re-release of Mahesh Babu's superhit movie "Pokiri" in theatres is the topic of conversation in the entertainment industry. Superhit movies from the past are often always shown someplace around Sivaratri and other festival days, but this time, "Pokiri" has been remastered and made available in 4K quality. And as a result, there are now a lot of unpleasant requests.
Allu Arvind is reportedly being pressured by Pawan Kalyan's supporters to release the remastered version of "Jalsa" in theatres because Mahesh's pokiri was released on the eve of Mahesh's birthday. Even some fervent admirers of ram gopal varma are using twitter to organise hulchuls for the theatrical premiere of 1989's Siva, and they are sending all of their requests to nagarjuna Akkineni.
One may ask why there is such a high demand for old movies since they are easily accessible on various OTT platforms, and some movies are even free to view on YouTube. Why fans are seeking exclusive 4K version shows at a time when people are mostly watching movies on OTT alone is undoubtedly perplexing to movie aficionados. They claim that the unwarranted demands come from fans who simply want to boost their pride if their hero's previous blockbuster movies are released in theatres.
Allu Arvind is reportedly being pressured by Pawan Kalyan's supporters to release the remastered version of "Jalsa" in theatres because Mahesh's pokiri was released on the eve of Mahesh's birthday. Even some fervent admirers of ram gopal varma are using twitter to organise hulchuls for the theatrical premiere of 1989's Siva, and they are sending all of their requests to nagarjuna Akkineni.
One may ask why there is such a high demand for old movies since they are easily accessible on various OTT platforms, and some movies are even free to view on YouTube. Why fans are seeking exclusive 4K version shows at a time when people are mostly watching movies on OTT alone is undoubtedly perplexing to movie aficionados. They claim that the unwarranted demands come from fans who simply want to boost their pride if their hero's previous blockbuster movies are released in theatres.
